Species guide
How to catch Yellowspotted trevally
Turrum fulvoguttatum
The yellowspotted trevally is a pelagic predator known for forming large schools around rocky reefs and offshore banks. It is a strong gamefish reaching up to 120 cm and 18 kg. This species is recognizable by its gold spotted pattern and is a prized catch in saltwater regions of the Pacific and Indian Oceans.
Where they live
Found on the continental shelf in the Pacific and Indian Oceans, yellowspotted trevally prefer rocky and coral reef areas, offshore banks, and seagrass beds as adults. They inhabit waters down to 100 meters deep and travel in large schools.
Typical size
Up to about 120 cm
What they eat
- small fish
- crustaceans
Best baits
- small baitfish
- shrimp
Best lures
- metal jigs
- poppers
- minnow plugs
How to fish for them
- jigging
- casting
- trolling
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